The phrase "attacks on critics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing negative or hostile actions directed towards individuals who express dissenting opinions or critiques.
Example: "The article highlighted the recent attacks on critics of the government's policy, sparking a debate about freedom of speech."
Alternatives: "assaults on dissenters" or "hostility towards critics".
Labour's response to Mr Pessina's comments has been criticised by some other business leaders in Tuesday's Daily Mail and Daily Telegraph, which said Mr Miliband was accused of "trying to shut down" criticism of his policies with "personal attacks" on critics.
The beating echoed other attacks on critics of the Khimki government.
However, given a history of attacks on critics of the Chechen leader, the newspaper is taking the threats seriously.
His searing statements came across as direct attacks on critics in Congress and among the Democratic presidential candidates.
But unlike other potentially explosive episodes that have rocked this department over the decades, there were no indignant denials or attacks on critics.
Duterte has previously launched into scathing attacks on critics of his deadly drug war, in which thousands of people have died.
Recently, the Obama administration stepped up its attack on critics of its record on terrorism.
In a pre-emptive attack on critics, he pointed out that autonomous vehicles would be significantly safer than human-controlled ones.
Umunna spoke out after Kinnock launched a withering attack on critics and the new shadow cabinet minister Lucy Powell warned that five days of hostile briefing against Miliband was undermining his authority.
In a subtle attack on critics, she noted that in 2012 Facebook was often attacked because it was a "walled garden", and that the platform had subsequently bent to demands to open up to allow third-party apps to build on the service, allowing greater sharing, such as for game-play.
In a subtle attack on critics, she noted that in 2012 Facebook was often attacked because it was a "walled garden", and that the platform had subsequently bent to demands to open up to allow third-party apps to build on the service, allowing greater sharing, such as for gaming.
